“Not really, because it only came from those people who are looking for something to be angry about. For example, with ‘Oxford Comma,’ to me it’s very obvious that it’s about elitism, and dealing with someone who thinks they’re better than you, and who tries to criticize you in bullshit ways. I know it’s not the most straight-forward song in the world, but to me it’s pretty obvious that that’s the tone of it. But some people would say that by even naming a song ‘Oxford Comma,’ all we’re doing is reinforcing elitism, because, in theory, only the privileged classes know what an Oxford comma is. That, to me, is a classic example of how people misinterpret our songs. Some people just hear certain words and think: ‘these guys must think they’re so smart!’ But, my family history has pointed to the idea that you don’t have to be rich to be educated, to care about books, to know obscure words. Those are the kind of misperceptions we need to fight. And, on this album, it’s not going to be as easy for people to do that.”